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722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 11-12-2011

Hi all
Just want to share my progress at controlling the 722.6 fully electronic gearbox width the Arduino Mega and my own PCB and programming.


Here is a little video showing the Manuel mode
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hw2tKdLJvl0

Here showing the menu system
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH0kkp6WSss

There is still some work to do but works great in both automatic and manuel mode :-)


RE: 722.6 Special controller - whipplem104 - 11-12-2011

Good to see. Is the controller integrated with the PCS tcu and you are doing adjustments through your interface? Or did you develop your own tcu.


RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 11-12-2011

(11-12-2011, 03:35 PM)whipplem104 Good to see. Is the controller integrated with the PCS tcu and you are doing adjustments through your interface? Or did you develop your own tcu.

Hi No it is totally on its own, on the picture to the left you see the mosfets controlling the walve width different PWM, depending on load and so on, but i think you know all about that ;-)

The main reason is that i have full control over TPS and boost giving me the momentum from the engine, and you can have the LCD in the car all the time.



RE: 722.6 Special controller - whipplem104 - 11-12-2011

Looks cool. Not quite as much control over the transmission in the scaling but functional. Did you sell the PCS setup. There is new firmware now and soon to be even newer. For tuning in the car you can use the PCS touchscreen data logger. It will also do boost control. It would probably do the the electronic rack also. I have not looked into that. I used my tcu for boost control though for a long time.
I like it though. Simple and to the point. And it looks like it is doing all features for you. What are the shifts like? I finally got all the scaling for the pressures and temperatures really nice on my cars.



RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 11-12-2011

Hi
The shifts are totally smooth to wery hard depending on how i adjust it.
The shift points are a parabolic curve, as you know i want it to shift almost at the same speed from 0% TPS to 25% TPS and so on and then it gets steeper and steeper the more TPS you give it.

Regarding the shift Firmness i only have 2 point to start width, and a line in between. and that is calculated, depending of TPS + Boost
And can be controlled individual in up and down shift
As the TPS is calculated, in my case 35% and the boost the rest 65%.




RE: 722.6 Special controller - whipplem104 - 11-12-2011

Very cool. Looks like a lot of work. But I like the adjustability and the fact that it works with your other features. I have to say that I am tired of driving around with a laptop. That is why I am finally getting a datalogger for myself. I just wish that it would tune my engine also. But I normally do not have to mess with that very often. I am going to have the datalogger docked in both of my cars. So I can switch back and forth really easy.


RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 11-12-2011

(11-12-2011, 04:32 PM)whipplem104 Very cool. Looks like a lot of work. But I like the adjustability and the fact that it works with your other features. I have to say that I am tired of driving around with a laptop. That is why I am finally getting a datalogger for myself. I just wish that it would tune my engine also. But I normally do not have to mess with that very often. I am going to have the datalogger docked in both of my cars. So I can switch back and forth really easy.
Alot of work! On purpuse i did not count the time it took ;-)



RE: 722.6 Special controller - whipplem104 - 11-12-2011

I know. Sometimes it is better just not to know. When I think of how much time I have invested in things. I could get a part time job at the grocery store and make enough money to drive a new Ferrari. Honestly though I like the projects as much as the final product. Looks like you are in the same sick boat.


RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 11-12-2011

You are so RIGHT Smile


RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 11-19-2011

Hi again

Done some more work on the controller today, actually now driving it in the car.

It is fun work when it works :-)

Here is a test in automatic mode.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxgUkKPyp6o


RE: 722.6 Special controller - iheartboost - 11-20-2011

so i know you have that little button. do you think you'll be able to incorporate the stock snifter to shift in manual mode? or will it be some other system like a paddle shift?


RE: 722.6 Special controller - Allu D. - 11-20-2011

(11-12-2011, 03:51 PM)whipplem104 There is new firmware now
How new is it and where to get it?




RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 11-20-2011

(11-20-2011, 08:57 AM)iheartboost so i know you have that little button. do you think you'll be able to incorporate the stock snifter to shift in manual mode? or will it be some other system like a paddle shift?
Yes i had the little joystick just for testing.
Left = Esc.
Rigth = Enter
Up = Up and in Manuel mode upshift
Down = Down and in Manuel mode Downshift
But it would make totally sence to use paddleshifter for up and down.
Regarding the shifter. in automatic mode, it do downshift if you are in 4 gear and pull the leaver in to 3 then it will shift down to 3.
But are you thinking of the newer leaver where you have the +/- sign ?


RE: 722.6 Special controller - iheartboost - 11-20-2011

yea a bump up and down. I doubt the stock shifter could be modified in that manner.

maybe just a whole different assembly for racing?

idk just talking out my ass more or less haha


RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 11-21-2011

(11-20-2011, 04:30 PM)iheartboost yea a bump up and down. I doubt the stock shifter could be modified in that manner.

maybe just a whole different assembly for racing?

idk just talking out my ass more or less haha

Ha Ha no problem.
The controller now know witch gear you are in P-R-N-D-4-3-2-1
But i actually only need to know PRND, for it to work.

If you think race, 2 simple microswitch on any shifter would work. (manual mode)






RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 12-23-2011

Soon paddleShifter in the car :-)
Just bougt the AMG Paddleshifter on ebay
And made the interface for my Controller
The god thing is that i still only need the 2 wire going true the sterring collum, i thing i call it gearcolum in the video Undecided

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7gg0ejD0YA


RE: 722.6 Special controller - iheartboost - 12-23-2011

man thats cool!


RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 12-29-2011

Just mountet the SLK 55 AMG gearbox on my OM606.
As it comes from a V8 i had to change the Converter housing and the converter.
Thanks to Drake for the description.
I has totally great shifts :-)
But the bad thing is that there is still issues in 3 to 4 gear, damn. but better as the old ones.




RE: 722.6 Special controller - jeemu - 12-29-2011

Hi Ole. What was that previous box? Why change?
How much torg you have on 606? Did any reinforce that AMG box?

Guestion age Big Grin


RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 12-29-2011

(12-29-2011, 03:01 PM)jeemu Hi Ole. What was that previous box? Why change?
How much torg you have on 606? Did any reinforce that AMG box?

Guestion age Big Grin

Hi the old was history in 3 - 4 gear
The old was standart from OM606 Turbo

Nothing has been done to the AMG just mounted as i received it.
it is a year 2004 gearbox
torg i think around 600 Nm best guess 2 bar + myna you know.



RE: 722.6 Special controller - jeemu - 12-29-2011

Really nice hold up that 606 box. Is that AMG 580nm box.

I try to reinforce that 5wa580 what i have, as i think at it can hold up my tiny engine, but boy i love those nitrous Big GrinBig Grin


RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 12-29-2011

(12-29-2011, 03:49 PM)jeemu Really nice hold up that 606 box. Is that AMG 580nm box.

I try to reinforce that 5wa580 what i have, as i think at it can hold up my tiny engine, but boy i love those nitrous Big GrinBig Grin

Yes it is the 722.636 580 Nm Big Grin
Tomorrow i will try ewerything to adjust the shift between 3 to 4 better.

of course you run nitros now, you crasy man Big Grin


RE: 722.6 Special controller - majesty78 - 12-29-2011

Jeemu what do you think is max safe torque for w580 722.6 transmission?


RE: 722.6 Special controller - jeemu - 12-30-2011

(12-29-2011, 06:23 PM)majesty78 Jeemu what do you think is max safe torque for w580 722.6 transmission?
Hi. I have told at ican handle 700nm, but dont know for sure. I reinforce my own so i dont have to test it.



RE: 722.6 Special controller - whipplem104 - 01-01-2012

Stock transmissions can handle a lot more torque with standalone control because of pressure control. But they are limited to around 5-600 wtq if you are trying to put it down with drag slicks.
But you will be braking almost all of the drive line components before the trans. And these numbers are related to heavier cars than ours. The chrysler lx cars are 4,000 lbs and this is about their limit.


RE: 722.6 Special controller - johan84 - 01-05-2012

somebody ever thought about a 722.362 this is on the 600 se v12 it weight is 2180 kg (4806 lbs)
that engine has 580nm and 408hp and the gearbox is not electronic
and it is not very expensive in europe

greets johan


RE: 722.6 Special controller - olefejer - 01-22-2012

Yes Paddle is in and working
So mutch more fun ;-)
if rotated wrong watch in HD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o09fxRZ5vmU


RE: 722.6 Special controller - Booster - 01-22-2012

Olefejer, Would you consider making a second Item to sell? PM me If you are.


RE: 722.6 Special controller - jeemu - 01-28-2012

(01-22-2012, 11:58 AM)olefejer Yes Paddle is in and working
So mutch more fun ;-)
if rotated wrong watch in HD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o09fxRZ5vmU
That is really nice Cool




RE: 722.6 Special controller - raudmees - 07-07-2012

(12-29-2011, 02:57 PM)olefejer Just mountet the SLK 55 AMG gearbox on my OM606.
As it comes from a V8 i had to change the Converter housing and the converter.
Thanks to Drake for the description.
I has totally great shifts :-)
But the bad thing is that there is still issues in 3 to 4 gear, damn. but better as the old ones.

What is stronger in the 722.636 comparing to the standard 722.626 from 606 turbodiesel?
If to read this document http://www.scribd.com/doc/79543640/722-6 on page 10.
It says that quite many gearboxes have the same number of friction and steel discs as the 722.636. It seems that v8 over 5 liters and all v12 have the W5A580 gearbox. Also from looking at different scrapyards it seems that the 722.636 also was in the 270cdi. But w210 with 606td has the W5A580. At least if the document I'm refering to is correct.

Which of all these gearboxes should be the strongest?

Edit:
Sorry my bad. Standard transmission in 300td seems to be 722.608 and should be a W5A330.


RE: 722.6 Special controller - gaiex - 10-27-2012

So the 722.636 and the 722.626 are the best for handling with high torque?
How much can they hold?

Thanks